Purchasing Intern Accounting at Geebo

Purchasing Intern

Company Name:
Terex Corporation
This individual will be responsible for managing several supplier activities including: country of origin reporting, purchase part quotations, pricing and receiving discrepancy resolution. Additionally this person will assist with sourcing projects, including supplier quotation analysis, sourcing recommendations and miscellaneous projects as assigned by Commodity Managers and/or the Director of Purchasing.
Assist with RFQ preparation, obtaining quotations and analysis, and sourcing recommendations
Research commodity pricing and prepare summaries and supplier/part strategies
Manage annual supplier country of origin reporting, system updates and finished goods reporting coordination with Sales/Credit groups
Resolve supplier pricing and receiving discrepancies resulting in invoice holds
PPV/IPV cause analysis and mitigation
Update weekly and monthly Purchasing KPIs
Assist with supplier analysis and contract preparation and negotiation
Support ECN implementations with assigned suppliers
Provide support and analysis for special projects as assigned
Pursuing BS/BA degree in business field
Understanding of Supply Management functions
Good negotiation skills
Well-developed analytical and problem solving skills
Understanding of JIT, Lean Thinking and Single Piece Flow
Excellent communication skills (written, verbal, and interpersonal)
Teachable and willing /able to teach others
Proficient in MS Word and MS Excel software
Ability to work in a fast paced & changing environment
Date: 2014-04-01
Country: US
State: IA
City: Waverly
Postal Code: 50677
Category: Supply Mgmt and TransEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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